Civic & Public Life

A Japanese database that organizes reported non-prosecution cases by incident, region, offense, stated reason, and later developments.

An independent public-interest resource for patients, families, and clinicians navigating benzodiazepine dependence, withdrawal risk, and continuity of care.

A multilingual oral-history platform that connects ordinary people’s memories through places, dates, people, events, maps, timelines, and story clusters.

A Bangkok studio turns municipal ordinances into bound, traceable chart folios for council readings and public meetings.

A collaborative archive that maps historical photographs from libraries, museums, neighborhood associations, and other collections.

An education and advocacy project about companion-animal caregiving, custody reform, and the Illinois law known as Rosie’s Law.

A civic surveillance project documenting automated license-plate readers and their spread across Indiana.

A Martin-based newsroom that fact-checks viral claims and explains how to spot fraudulent calls, messages, online shops, and payment links.

Una comunidad de Buenos Aires para publicar libros que ya leíste, pedir otros con puntos y encontrarse para hacer el intercambio.

A live California navigator for shelter beds, food, clinics, benefits, work, identification, and recovery services.

A draft, vendor-neutral constitution for governing intelligent systems, built around eleven principles and a proposed software enforcement layer.

A working disclosure standard for the attention industries, focused on how creative work gets made rather than whether it is good.

A drill simulator that stages AI-powered scam calls and uses conversational signals to detect coercion.

A public archive pairing political statements with later statements or actions that appear to contradict them.

A resident-led campaign asking Lafayette, Colorado, to end its contract for Flock license-plate cameras.

A Korean data-media site groups current news into issues, summarizes the coverage, and compares how differently oriented outlets report them.

A national tracker maps proposed and existing U.S. data centers, their stages, and the public documents attached to each project.

A Chinese-language memorial project collecting mothers’ names, stories, sayings, and life histories from across the global Chinese community.

A public ballot asks people to choose seven major unsolved challenges in biology and propose problems of their own.

A field-technology lab building geospatial data systems, sensors, and offline software for agricultural cooperatives and public-sector work in the Peruvian Andes and Amazon.

MIC is a private platform for documenting music-business disputes, from unpaid royalties and contract breaches to harassment and ownership fights.

A civic organizing site asking Gainesville residents to help shape the future of public utility land near Depot Park.

A feminist knowledge map tracing five Bauhaus women through documented events, works, roles, people, groups, and institutional relationships.

A Suffolk County campaign site organizing opposition to a proposed Amazon warehouse in Holbrook.

An interactive German prototype helps people document cameras in public space, identify possible operators, and prepare privacy-related letters.

A daily field guide to North Bondi’s Wairoa Reserve, tracking birds, garden growth, trees, rules, and public art.

A public map where people propose alternative names for real-world places and vote on them.

A multilingual, community-written guide to cities, with practical guides, places, lists, events, maps, and walking paths.

A public archive pairs earlier statements with later statements or actions that appear to contradict them.

A founding campaign inviting 51 people to stand with women’s Gaelic football in County Mayo.

A Japanese catalog helps HR teams identify office tasks that could be assigned to disabled employees working remotely.

The LTBA Foundation supports Little Tokyo’s people, culture, small businesses, and community programs in Los Angeles.

A source-linked Texas ballot guide that maps voters to the races on their ballot in Tarrant, Dallas, and Collin counties.

A focused statistical reference showing how much land each country has legally protected, alongside global trends and the 2030 target.

An offline-first knowledge base for surviving disruption and rebuilding resilient communities.

A Syrian technology network that connects research, forums, working groups, RFCs, and digital-infrastructure projects.

A history and homecoming site preserving the story of Wheat, Tennessee, a community uprooted in 1942 for the creation of Oak Ridge.

A French civic quiz that compares your answers with presidential candidates’ publicly sourced positions.

A regional events hub for rallies, meetings, cleanups, teach-ins, fundraisers, and other public gatherings across Southern Utah.

A browsable dataset of population, households, housing, and corporate records for 214,216 Japanese town blocks.

A neighborhood survey collecting residents’ reports of shortcut traffic, speeding, dumping, and sports-field noise.

A community-verified map of boarding houses around Zambian campuses, combining student confirmations, owner listings, location data, and housing-safety signals.

An early-stage Gunnison, Colorado project proposes a makerspace, tool library, and teaching space for the valley.

A private-feeling forum for IIT Bombay students and community members to raise concerns, ask questions, and compare experiences anonymously.

An interactive electricity map and set of calculators for exploring power flows, wholesale prices, generation sources, plants, and household energy context.

A Dallas public-art project uses augmented reality to bring the former Cedar Springs rainbow crosswalks back into view.

A Portuguese-language project about preparing for travel and emergencies in Brazil’s Caatinga, combining regional data, field diaries, maps, routes, and a survival manual.

A regional news project covering all fourteen Czech regions, with reporting and explainers on local government, transport, villages, roads, and rural life.

A community incident map for Eastbourne that collects anonymised resident reports and provides context from official Police.uk crime data.

A self-described grassroots project supporting Thai women in Denmark and Sweden through community help, homemade food, and free AI and IT education.

A Congolese coastal monitoring project studying microplastics, zooplankton biodiversity, and the communities that depend on Muanda’s Atlantic waters.

A bilingual calendar of Sinhala and Tamil New Year observances, auspicious times, ritual instructions, and regional time-zone conversions.

A Polish-language archive documenting the meetings, people, places, and initiatives of the Ordynacka Mazowsze association.

A clinical registry for recording pulsed-field ablation procedures for atrial fibrillation across Kazakhstan.

A civic-institutional proposal for limiting private power over personal data, persuasive AI, information, and concentrated wealth.

A volunteer-run neighborhood group for residents of Nehyam, formerly known as Grant, in North Long Beach.

A research project compares SWOT satellite water-surface readings with Maine tide-gauge records to estimate an unsurveyed sensor’s elevation.

Gov Contract Index lists 6,199 companies that hold federal contract awards, along with their obligations, agencies, and ownership relationships.

A research preview collecting source-linked peptide evidence, adverse-event signals, and community reports about product batches.

A Tehachapi directory combining local businesses, events, deals, weather and highway conditions, community questions, and public-safety links.

A resident-and-organisation news site covering local stories, events, people, and practical community information in two Birmingham neighbourhoods.